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Farewell Party
Mrs. Allen .Walker and Mrs, Ken
Downie were guests -of honor .en
Thursday .eVelling when .about
ladies gathered at the home of ,
Mrs, Kelvin MeTntyre.. They were
all wives of employees of the Rtir,
al Hydro, Mrs,. Walker's husband
has been moyed..to Owen Sound and
Mr, Pow.nle is now in Penetang,
The wives and families expect to
join their huabands in the near
future. a
Mrs. Harold Burrell. presented
each with a lazy Austin, Euchre
was played ,during the evening with
Mrs, Ted Gauley winning the
prise for high. score and. Mrs, Nel-
son' Armstrong, low, Lunch was
served at the close of a very plea-
sant evening.
Social Functions
.For Mrs..,cooper
On. Thursday afternoon Mrs, .leer
Leitch .was hostess when • a fey,
friends gathered in Ihonor .of Mrs
V, A. Cooper, who with her hus-
band and two,children; left on Sat-
urday for their new borne in.. gl,
Tbey have been residents .of
Wirigham for the past couple .of
years and occupied one of the gill-
.crest homes,
The ladies at the tea wore priest-
ly women who had worked with
Mrs, Cooper.ln Mission Band work
in St, Andrew's Presbyterian
Churph, Mrs. Len Phillips made
the Presentation of a china floral
centrepiece -and six salad platea. •
Mrs. Leitch was assisted by Mrs.
Phillips and Mrs. Ted English.
Sunday evening, after the regu-
lar service at St, Andrew's the
members of the choir gathered to_.
gether to honor Mrs. Cooper, H. V.
Pym, organist and choir master,
presented her with a Bible arid ex-
pressed regret in losing a talented
era d.•fa.itlr,ful. xmanabar..- .. . .... , , • .
Mrs. Cooper thanked Mr. Pym
and the choir members and a de-
licious lunch was served and a -so-
cial hour enjoyed.
Mission Bands
Joint Meeting
' A joint Fall Thankoffering of
the Mission Band of the United
Church and St. Andrew's Presby-
terian Church was held on October
19 in the United Church Sunday
school, Mothers and friends and
ladies of the W.M.S. were present,
President Linda Reavie opened
the meeting with the call to wor-
ship and the opening hymn. The
United Church children recited the
Mission Band Purpose and -sang
their welcome song, Sheila Crew-
son read the Scripture and a new
Mission Band prayer was recited in
unison by the Presbyterian child-
ren,
A very interesting Thanksgiving
message was read by Mrs. McAr-
thur and a hymn was sung. John
and Ken Rae, Monty and Paul
Templeman, took up the offering
and Patsy Zurhrigg gave the of-
fertory prayer, followed by the roll
call,
A warm welcome was extended to
all mothers and ladies present by
Lyle Gauley, A solo, "I Am So
Glad That Our Father in Heaven"
was sung •by Lois Corrin. A piano
selection by Judy Reed entitled
"Swans on the River", was greatly
enjoyed. A duet, "Bible' Friends"
was sung by Sandra and Marilyn
Tiffin,
A film, "Sugar and Spice", deal-
ing with missionary work in India
The wallows advan,a4laok won Oot-.
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accident, for all sportssn:ed Mere.'
wen for the Fear,
The Skating Mngotne Maitea
good gift suggestion and may be
had from Mrs. A0114
Mrs. Burrell and gra, Pay Were
appointed :;to arrange testa, Ncrile
is the time to enroll your child to
study for the tests which are al-
ways held after the Carnival. See
town .bulletin4vard 'fur copy of
mem bership form,
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STAINTONS
October 31 Set for
1WFSC Registration
On Thursday, the Wingharn Fig-
ure Skating Club executive met to
plan for the coming season. All
members were present: Past pres.,
W. W. Gurney; president, N. J.
Welwood; vice pres., John Cruick-
shank; treas., Mrs. H. Wild; see!y.,
Mrs. K Burrell; convener of arena
supervision, Mrs. D. Rosenhagen;
costumes, Mrs. J. Day; skating
magazine subscriptions, Mrs. Ron
Bell; phoning, .Mrs. IL Reming-
ton. Mrs. Wild and Mrs., Burrell
were appointed to register mem-
bers.
•It was 'decided to have a parent
go to the council chambers on
Saturday, Oct. 31st from 1.30 to
3.00 p.m. to fill in the membership
forms and talk over i some of the
problems with so many young
skaters. It was also decided to
mail membership forms to the
homes of last year's members, so
they might be filled in in advance.
Others may secure forms from the
secretary, Mrs. Wild, or at the
Hall on the 31st.
Last year's membership was 67
but the club is prepared to -handle
100. If a large number are of pre-
4 school age, a class between 3 and
4 p.m, Tuesdays will be established
if possible.
The -club felt fortunate in getting
Rac Warden of Guelph Skating
Club as Senior Pro and. Harold
Brooks of Wingham as assistant.
Both will be present on Tuesdays.
Mr. Warden was a member of
the local Club for one year and
was well liked, He has entered
many competitions and has always
placed in the top four. During
the past year, he became a Mem-
ber of the Canadian Four Cham-
pions of Canada. He has passed
two Gold dances and -his sixth
figure test, He is enthusiastic and
• prepared to teach all ages.
It was stated that many mothers
did not seem to realize the need
for supervision off the ice, but
accidents da occur without warn-
ing and wee ones' skate's and
mitts need attention. Spectators
can distract attention Of skaters
during lessons, to Mention a few
reasons, A paid supervisor would
Mean substantial inereaSe in
fees,
Lessons were slated to begin the
firat, Saturday Or Tuesday that ice
becomes available and notice will
be given Over Ma\TX Enteitaina
merit :Guide and Fridays and Mon-
. days beginning Nev. 6th.
Parents were asked to hate that
• Skating fees remain unchanged
= but 'insurance coverage beciiines
$1.30 for medical up to *100,00 and
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with two little children was shown
and proved, quite interesting. A
vote of thanks was extended by
Mrs. Conron to Dick Scott for run-
ning the projector and to everyone
for making a successful meeting.
She also thanked the mothers and
ladies for attending and asked that
they remain for a cup of tea, Mrs,
Murray Rae thanked the United
Church Mission Band for inviting
St, Andrew's Presbyterian Mission
Band and reminded the Presbyter-
ian ladies of the ChristmaS Tea
and said that articles would be
greatly appreciated for the Mission
Band table.
The closing hymn and prayer
brought the meeting to a conclusion
and an enjoyable social time fol-
lowed.
Surprise Party
On 30th Anniversary
A surprise party was • held on
Saturday evening at the home of
Mr. and Mrs, Morris Swanson,
when family and friends gathered
to honor them on their 30th wed-
ding anniversary,
Mrs, Gordon Cerson played the
piano and everyone joined in sing-
ing during the evening. Mrs. Swan-
son was presented with an orchid
and Mr. Swanson with a carnation
boutonniere.
Ken Downie, on behalf of the
friends attending presented them
,with a setting for eight in stainless
steel flatware. The family gave
them a set of bathroom scales and
a copper covered cake dish,
A delicious turkey dinner, was
served at the close .of a pleasant
evening, which had been prepared
by their daughter, Mrs. Corson.
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